Modern wardrobes or closets are not just a storage solution for your bedrooms, they can also affect your habits and lifestyle profoundly.
The biggest problem of decorating a home is its lack of space. You may wonder how legit this is for big homes with spacious rooms and hallways! Yet, no matter the size of a house, it inevitably becomes too small or at least not adequate for a humane lifestyle. Hence, home furnishers and homemakers alike, tend to opt for different styles of closets as a mitigation for the space issues.
With hangers, drawers, storages, shelves, and benches, closets aim to solve many of our everyday problems. Tucked inside a door or two, all of our stored items also remain away from our eyesight, creating a harmonious environment to relax and recharge our batteries. After all, that’s the whole purpose of a home.
So, today, we look at the three less talked about features of modern closets like Poliform and how those affect our habits from below.
Elevating the Space to Another Level
Modern wardrobes are known for their slim structure, sleek line, and simplistic elegance. What is less commonly known is their ability to elevate a space with a unique dimension. For example, a floor-to-ceiling wardrobe would certainly create a harmonious effect. Whereas, a modular design with different heights and widths may create a subliminal dancing motion.
Some high-end closets are also designed to amplify the brightness and lightness of spaces. For example, a wardrobe with glass doors can easily create an intricate play of lights and reflections, and thus, make the room feel bigger and brighter.
Facilitating a Relaxing Lifestyle
Ever faced with a bedroom where an opened closet door leaves no room for easier movement? Think about how that affects your habits, especially in the nighttime! It’s quite annoying having to change your movements or habits because of a closet you chose, isn’t it?
That’s why closet designers at Poliform or some other high-end furniture manufacturers have been experimenting with ways to offer a perfect balance between storage and practicalities. Depending on your needs, you can opt for a hinged door or a sliding one, a universal container, or a few smaller ones combined in an aesthetic pattern. That way, you can keep your night habits intact without having to worry about colliding with anything.
Offering Perfect Balance and Harmony
None of the above-mentioned features would be of any use if the closets fail to create a perfect balance and harmony. To ensure that doesn’t happen, modern wardrobe designers offer a plethora of options – fixed and modular, smaller and larger, striking and minimalist. Some particular designs combine different stylistic symbols of a different era that not only complements the contemporary philosophies but also enhance it with a dose of traditional elegance and smart variations. The choice of colors like beige and materials like exposed metals also add to the naturalist, earthy living.
Paul Petersen is a seasoned home improvement expert and DIY enthusiast with over 20 years of experience in the industry. He began his career as a carpenter, honing his skills in woodworking and structural design. Over the years, Paul expanded his expertise to encompass a wide range of home renovation projects, from kitchen remodels to landscape design.